Henry Mintzberg identified 10 managerial roles, organised into three categories. Which of the following correctly matches the category with its roles and an example?

Henry Mintzberg’s 10 managerial roles (from his 1973 book ‘The Nature of Managerial Work’) are grouped into three categories. Interpersonal Roles (arising from formal authority): Figurehead (symbolic duties  attending ceremonies), Leader (directing and motivating the team), and Liaison (networking with external contacts). Informational Roles (the manager as information processor): Monitor (scanning internal and external environment for information), Disseminator (sharing information with subordinates internally), and Spokesperson (transmitting information to external parties). Decisional Roles (the manager as decision maker): Entrepreneur (initiating and managing change and improvement), Disturbance Handler (responding to unexpected crises and conflicts), Resource Allocator (deciding who gets what  budget, staff, equipment), and Negotiator (representing the organisation in negotiations). Option A incorrectly labels informational roles as interpersonal; Option C incorrectly labels interpersonal roles as decisional; Option D incorrectly labels decisional roles as interpersonal.